Sentence examples for unambiguous force from inspiring English sources

But he does have ample reason to spend less time with his Piketty and more of it working out where the unambiguous force of his pitch for votes will lie.

We're not saying the drug is an unambiguous force for good; only that it's a force.

Standard parameters were used except inter_rigid (0.1) which was set to allow tight packing of the two proteins, and the unambiguous force constants were increased by five-fold compared to the unambiguous constants.

If the Security Council fails to issue an unambiguous mandate to use force, the president should respect the will of the world community.

That kind of restraint, at the insistence of the field commander there, Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, has been criticized in some quarters as reneging on the so-called Powell Doctrine, which favored overwhelming force to achieve unambiguous victories.

There is consequently no unified national military force with an unambiguous goal of defending the borders and preserving the existing government.

The task force found an, "unambiguous, dramatic and unacceptable decline in the Air Force's commitment to perform the nuclear mission and, until very recently, little has been done to reverse it".

The conversion to RDF/OWL following the ISA template discussed here forces an exact, unambiguous mapping, which is of better value in the long run for preservation of such records.

An unambiguous resolution of the evolutionary forces that shape C. jejuni populations will only be possible when representative samples of natural populations of this organism, i.e., those present in wild and domestic animals, are tested by multilocus nucleotide sequence-based techniques such as MLST.

The stringent new rules, which force companies to get "unambiguous consent" from online users to make use of their data, are expected to be adopted in the UK regardless of Brexit.

"Investigators concluded that Miss Court may have misunderstood some of her directions and highlighted a lack of clear unambiguous written guidance on how the force's staff should engage with the media during court proceedings".